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Originally Posted by Monroe
(Post 5678522)
I read somewhere that a few spots of violin bow rosin adds enough "grab" for aquarium tubing. You probably don't have some on hand, do you?
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Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 5678290)
Now that I can do.
Joe Miriam, I haven't considered drinking the cheap vodka that I keep in a spray bottle. That would probably have a negative effect on my seam accuracy! I think I'll have to stick with coffee. |
Originally Posted by MimiBug123
(Post 5677770)
It's a quilt pattern that has little "spoked" pieces radiating out from a center circle. It's very vintage and one of my favorites. You have to sew across the little ends of the spoke pieces, so it's lots of stopping and starting. DH wanted to know why I was doing it on that machine instead of one of the electric ones. I just felt like doing it on a treadle. Yes, he thinks I'm nuts.
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Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
(Post 5677839)
Sorry, Joe, I wasn't paying any attention to who was asking for help.
Joe |
Originally Posted by Monroe
(Post 5678522)
I read somewhere that a few spots of violin bow rosin adds enough "grab" for aquarium tubing. You probably don't have some on hand, do you?
Joe |
Originally Posted by JudyTheSewer
(Post 5678648)
I used sandpaper on the first oxygen tube belt I installed. I should really look for the violin bow rosin.
Miriam, I haven't considered drinking the cheap vodka that I keep in a spray bottle. That would probably have a negative effect on my seam accuracy! I think I'll have to stick with coffee. Joe |
Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 5678660)
Just for my curiosity, why keep vodka for cleaning? Wouldn't denatured or rubbing alcohol be as good?
Joe |
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